Barnard Bulletin highlights student staff roles and publication notes
Barnard Bulletin a penus weekly student paper lists editor Betty Sachs and staff roles including business manager Ruth Janis advertising manager William Gabin and editors for this issue. It notes associate news board members and assistants and association aims for undergraduate representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Klein
Ruth Janis
Wobiam Gabin
Cynthia Morse-Shreve
Patricia Pierce
Leila Ross
Atra ‘Baer
Babette Brimberg
Judith Brimberg
Pat Day
Mary Farley
Anita Ginsberg
Beverly Herman
Shirley Kamell
Betty Lou Kirtley
Eleanor Krout
Ruth Landesman
Marilyn Mittelman
Ruth Murphy
Nancy Parrott
Barbara Raskin
Marilyn Schwartz
Dorothy Spatz
Matie Tillich
Jane Weidland
Joan Leff
Judith Rudansky
National Service Call Urges Barnard Students to Help After War
In a Barnard College assembly retiring chair Sally Ferris and the dean urge continued National Service beyond World War II. They warn against complacency and stress blood donor work, hospital aid, and recruiting campaigns as vital for years, urging students to volunteer and elect a capable national service chairman.
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National Service
Barnard College
Sally Ferris
National Service Committee
Mim Skinner Blonde BWOC Her Quiet Rise At Lincoln School
Mim Skinner, a talented Lin coln School student, advances from first grade to twelfth with a strong academic record and active leadership. She appears unassuming yet drives achievement in Glee Club, Student Assembly, and court leadership while pursuing physics and a broad humanities interest.
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Mim Skinner
Manhattan
Lincoln School
Glee Club
Folk Dance Committee
Representative Assembly
Grads Write Letters From Athens Civil War Dispatches Reach Pierce College
Dr Katherine McElroy president of Pierce College in Athens Greece chronicles wartime conditions from the Civil War era. She describes the city at standstill with no transport or utilities as armed groups battle nearby and relief workers improvise aid amid danger.
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Katherine McElroy
Pierce College
Athens
Greece
M.L
MNRRA
EAM
UNRRA
I Remember Mama Proves Broadway’s Nostalgic Pull
The Broadway hit I Remember Mama delights mammoth audiences with a Norwegian immigrant family tale centered on Mama. Mady Christians dominates as the strong willed head, while Oscar Homolka’s loud uncle adds comic and heartfelt relief in a warmly nostalgic study of family, poverty, and dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mama
John van Druten
New Yorker
Mady Christians
Oscar Homolka
Mr. van Druten
Double Feature Night Includes Greek Games Parody
A letter describes a cinema outing with a Western stagecoach chase and a spoof titled Eadie was a Lady about Barnard and Greek Games. The writer muses on mistaken identities and a staged burlesque research plot as Professor Notsorus interrupts expulsion fears.
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Eadie
Barnard
Committee On Instruction
Notsorus
Miss Strong
Hollywood
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